On Friday afternoon, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) announced on Twitter that he is running for president.

The Walker campaign appears to be taking an unusual approach, consigning the announcement to the zone commonly known as the “Friday afternoon news dump,” when people typically release news they hope will get buried in weekend coverage.

Scott is in. Are you? Join our team today. pic.twitter.com/JueJJKDdCt

— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) July 10, 2015

As of press time, an hour and a half after the announcement tweet was posted, it had garnered an anemic 8 “favorites” and 23 retweets.

Some people appeared to think it was an accident. Politico’s Katie Glueck wrote that Walker “announced in what appeared to be an unintentional tweet on Friday.”

Currently the tweet appears to have been removed from Walker’s official timeline but is still visible under his account.

The Walker campaign was scheduled to announce on Monday with a speech and rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Many Twitter users just seemed baffled.

haha wait did scott walker really announce his campaign on a summer friday afternoon… on twitter

— libby watson (@libbycwatson) July 10, 2015

.@ScottWalker You've been stringing people along for a week. NOW it's supposed to be a surprise? Pretty anti-climactic.

— Corinne Marasco (@CorinneAM) July 10, 2015

Others were openly hostile.

I literally hate you. .@ScottWalker

— Jade Helm Commander (@Anomaly100) July 10, 2015

The Walker campaign so far has not released a statement.